Noctua Ophthalmic Glasses Sale View

• Resilamide™ Frame And Temples
• Highest Quality Polycarbonate Lenses
• Protective case and microfiber bag/cleaning cloth

Flying Eyes ophthalmic line has brought our patented microthin temple technology to everyday eyewear!

Each style has magnetic clip-on front options with tinted lenses, currently available in Matte Black with Gradient Gray or Solid Gray lenses. You can have your prescription installed in the frame and use the magnetic fronts to provide tinting in bright environments!

Any optical shop can work with these flat-lens styles, meaning

• No more searching for an optician who can make lenses for sunglass frames, and
• No more needing to switch between your regular glasses and sunglasses!

You can choose one magnetic clip-on with your purchase. Additional magnetic clip-on with tinted lenses are sold separately.

Want to know what makes the Noctua eyeglasses unique?

• Micro-thin Resilamide™ are 1mm thin for ultimate comfort and functionality
• Temples that wrap around your head; not around your ears
• Smooth, molded nose pads prevent pressure points on your nose
• Currently available in Matte Black
• Magnetic clip-on attachments are currently available in Matte Black with Gradient Gray or Solid Gray lenses

Noctua Specifications:

• Total Frame Width: 138mm/13.8cm
• Lens Size: 54mm wide x 40mm height (15mm bridge)
• Frame Front: Matte Black Resilamide™
• Temples: Matte Black 1mm thin Resilamide™

These Noctua ophthalmic glasses are easy to use. Just put your prescription in the frame. The magnetic clip – on fronts with tinted lenses are great for bright environments. You can choose one magnetic clip – on when purchasing, and extra ones are sold separately. For maintenance, clean the lenses with the provided microfiber cloth regularly. Keep the glasses in the protective case when not in use to prevent scratches. Avoid bending the Resilamide™ frame and temples too much as they are thin and designed for comfort. If you need to adjust the fit, it’s best to go to an optician rather than trying to do it yourself roughly.